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in the mouths of what few surviving personnel there are suggests
this. The quick decay without apparent putrefaction of organic
material within its field suggests effects that some would associate
with scalar waves.
But what was the mysterious "Xerum 525" When I first read
of this strange material, I thought it might be some radioactive
isotope of mercury, or possibly a more radioactive substance in
chemical solution of some sort. It is perhaps worth noting that
recently a strange substance known as "red mercury", or mercury
antominate oxide, has been alleged to have strong neutron emitting
properties when subjected to sudden explosive stress, and is alleged
to be a non-fissile method of triggering the enormous fusion
reactions of hydrogen bombs, as well as being able, in its own right,
of fission explosions in the small kiloton range. Perhaps the Nazis
had stumbled onto a similar such substance during the war.
It was on the basis of certain features of the above lists of the
Bell's properties that I hypothesized in my previous book, The Giza
Death Star Deployed, that the object that crashed in the famous
Kecksburg UFO crash retrieval case might have been the Bell itself.
In that book, I did not explore that hypothesis, leaving it for
"another book." Well, this is that "other book", and it is now
necessary to examine the odd data points that seem to connect
these two mysterious objects.
B. The UFO Crash and Retrieval at Kecksburg, Pennsylvania,
December 1965
Twenty years after Kammler's "Bell" went missing, a
remarkably similar object reportedly crashed in Kecksburg,
Pennsylvania, in a wooded area in the country. The story of the
Kecksburg incident begins at approximately 4:45 PM, December 9,
1965. From northern Canada to western Pennsylvania, thousands of
witnesses described "an orange fireball tearing acoss the evening
sky towards the south east, followed by a trail of smoke." 13
Witnesses included pilots spread throughout Ontario, Michigan,
and Ohio that were along the flight path of the object. Once over
13 Michael Hesemann, UFOs Secret History, p 167.
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